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dennis: you the economy. you talk about a path to prosperity with four keys to getting through washington. tell us about it. >> the first is the fed continues to be very accommodating. that will last through the year. will it be a different situation a year from now? we also have a housing recovery that is sustainable and has been very gradual which means i think it should have a long duration. the energy story in the u.s. is not over. i think it is just beginning to blossom and that is going to help the energy sector and a variety of other sectors including manufacturing because we are the low-cost producers and that is going to be part of the story as to why u.s. manufacturing is on the rebound. both cyclically land on a secular basis. dennis: thank you very much. neither one of you have convinced me to sell. thanks,. cheryy: health care provider stocks have taken a big hit following a new report out of a government agency proposing lowering medicare rates next year. dennis: peter barnes joins us from the b
dennis: you the economy. you talk about a path to prosperity with four keys to getting through washington. tell us about it. >> the first is the fed continues to be very accommodating. that will last through the year. will it be a different situation a year from now? we also have a housing recovery that is sustainable and has been very gradual which means i think it should have a long duration. the energy story in the u.s. is not over. i think it is just beginning to blossom and that is...
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economy. i think that catches people by surprise. connell: charles? >> the greatest risk to the stock market rally is the u.s. economy. saw that with the jobs report, the fiscal and monetary policy, neither moving the needle with respect to job growth in the country. >> not japan or europe? >> europe every now and then news from portugal is down now, but the risk to the rally is the fact that if america stumbles gone, it's not pretty. connell: you agree with that brian, you have the outlook for the rest of the week and maybe longer than that, hopefully. >> sure. well two an extent, i agree with charles. we have seen a little bit of a disconnect between how the corporations can do awe hone the u.s. economy k. there's a weak jobs number, but not necessarily weak profit growth. connell: brian was disagreeing with you throughout the interview without being disagreeable, and, yet again, you intimidated a guest even though he's not in studio. >> i didn't intimidate john cena. he intimidated me. conn
economy. i think that catches people by surprise. connell: charles? >> the greatest risk to the stock market rally is the u.s. economy. saw that with the jobs report, the fiscal and monetary policy, neither moving the needle with respect to job growth in the country. >> not japan or europe? >> europe every now and then news from portugal is down now, but the risk to the rally is the fact that if america stumbles gone, it's not pretty. connell: you agree with that brian, you...
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economy, $30 billion in put into the u.s. economy. that is a big number and a big reason why fox business came down to miami to get a closer look at the boating industry as a whole and what it means to the economy especially the city of miami, $817 million in change, economic activity with 9,000 jobs created and full-time jobs at the miami boat show. here at the most expensive and most beautiful yacht i have to say here, and david marlow is the chairman of marlowe international. there is big lead time when you have a yacht like this one. >> is 19 months. and the details of the decor or items that make up the boat. >> it is already spoken for. how many orders do you think you will get in this $4 million range. >> there are two more behind this, waiting to be built. we hope the show will be successful? it is an anomaly in the industry that we have such a nice order for people rather than committees. cheryl: i want to walk over here because you have been telling me about this bose. one of the things that is so interesting is the amount o
economy, $30 billion in put into the u.s. economy. that is a big number and a big reason why fox business came down to miami to get a closer look at the boating industry as a whole and what it means to the economy especially the city of miami, $817 million in change, economic activity with 9,000 jobs created and full-time jobs at the miami boat show. here at the most expensive and most beautiful yacht i have to say here, and david marlow is the chairman of marlowe international. there is big...
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europe had substantial issues and their economies were flaring up. a lot of the money center banks feared badly. i think the alternative, if you to be in the banks, look at regional bank stocks. do not have european exposure. cheryl: play off of europe and what is happening there is a natural way to make money. you and i were supposed to talk about the stress test. bb and she did not come out positive. >> they are in a growing area of the economy. all of them we feel will grow their dividends and all of them are very conservative. if you think europe will have more volatility, i think that will affect the money center banks. cheryl: i would love to look at these names a little closer. you are saying is of europe, these are the names that you should be buying. not only to make money, but to protect yourself. cheryl: i want to get your market overall. we have had a great rally. we had a selloff. you are kind of saying we are in that. >> i find it fascinating that the market looks quarter and. more volatility, not less. it has a 625 trailing pe. pay mor
europe had substantial issues and their economies were flaring up. a lot of the money center banks feared badly. i think the alternative, if you to be in the banks, look at regional bank stocks. do not have european exposure. cheryl: play off of europe and what is happening there is a natural way to make money. you and i were supposed to talk about the stress test. bb and she did not come out positive. >> they are in a growing area of the economy. all of them we feel will grow their...
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this economy is really bad. who made money off this and who lost in the market in terms of speculation? melissa: yeah. >> a lot of people talking about goldman sachs. last week, three days ago, i believe, goldman sachs came out with a pretty prescient call. they said gold would tumble massively. they cut their long and short-term price targets. guess what happened? it tumbled from what i understand. this is speculation. goldman has no comment as of right now. goldman went in after that as a firm began to short gold. this is what i hear. they know i will ask this and. who lost money out of the this? clearly one of the biggest losers i don't mean them to comment on this is john paulson, the great hedge fund manager who made billions off the collapse of the subprime market. he made a huge bet on gold. one of the biggest, biggest bets i think ever by a hedge fund manager. what i understand he is undo, his holdings are down about a billion dollars. i'm getting that from charlie brady of fox business. who is who is wi
this economy is really bad. who made money off this and who lost in the market in terms of speculation? melissa: yeah. >> a lot of people talking about goldman sachs. last week, three days ago, i believe, goldman sachs came out with a pretty prescient call. they said gold would tumble massively. they cut their long and short-term price targets. guess what happened? it tumbled from what i understand. this is speculation. goldman has no comment as of right now. goldman went in after that as...
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economy, why are they so popular and how much do they cost? this is tom, first i want to get a sense from the most power boats are made in the united states, so it is a pretty strong industry. >> it is. the u.s. boating industry is a great exporting industry as well. we employ 360,000 people in the u.s. voting industry. cheryl: why are they so popular? it is a bit of a surprise to me, why? >> 2012 was the first increase in sales we have had in five years. i think you have some pent-up demand at work as well as consumer confidence better than a year ago, housing market is starting to improve and people are feeling better about making a purchase like this. cheryl: this is the 2013 model. a beautiful boat. but people can finance this like they would a car, right? >> you can finance this over 10 or 15 years. payments can get down to very affordable level. the 21-foot out, this is a very typical boat. 97% of all the boat in the u.s. are below 26 feet in length, this is a middle-class american lifestyle. cheryl: we're seeing a big jump in that lifes
economy, why are they so popular and how much do they cost? this is tom, first i want to get a sense from the most power boats are made in the united states, so it is a pretty strong industry. >> it is. the u.s. boating industry is a great exporting industry as well. we employ 360,000 people in the u.s. voting industry. cheryl: why are they so popular? it is a bit of a surprise to me, why? >> 2012 was the first increase in sales we have had in five years. i think you have some...
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the economy is just sitting there like a pressure cooker. sooner or later, inflation will get out. whether it is larry summers -- listen, they might as well get dominique strauss kahn over year and let him run it. spew forth those our options? i will not say anything about their views on women or make any connection between those two. >> they both have their problems with shooting off their mouse. dagen: wayne, it is great to see you. thank you. connell: dominique strauss kahn has found a new job. he will serve as an economic advisor. more problems await him. he still faces those aggregated shipping charges over in france. the trial date has yet to have been set. before you know what, though, that speaks volumes about where anthony weiner may wind up. anybody can get a job somewhere. connell: stop. let's go. dagen: we will talk to a former advisor. connell: ethanol, we mentioned this earlier. ethanol is back in the news. dagen: goldman sachs making a big call on gold. take a look at treasuries. see what the yield is doing today. 2.9%. ♪ um... where's mrs. davis? she took an early
the economy is just sitting there like a pressure cooker. sooner or later, inflation will get out. whether it is larry summers -- listen, they might as well get dominique strauss kahn over year and let him run it. spew forth those our options? i will not say anything about their views on women or make any connection between those two. >> they both have their problems with shooting off their mouse. dagen: wayne, it is great to see you. thank you. connell: dominique strauss kahn has found a...
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the economy is horrible there. they said they would love to come over to the united states call but because with the immigration laws, it is easier for us to go to canada or australia. we have not had the incentives in place to attract those kind of workers for whatever reason. >> well, you could go back to george bush who in 2005 tried very hard to push through an immigration reform bill. it is interesting that john mccain who was one of the senators in a bipartisan group yesterday along with senator kennedy sponsor that bill back in the bush administration. you are right, we are late. we needed to be doing as previously. if we did, we would have a stronger economy, a faster growing economy. >> have you changed your mind on any components of it? when i was thinking about running for president, i said publicly that we are in a global battle for capital and labor and that we have got to e-mail ourselves. that means more immigrants. also, if you look at my state, mississippi, our number one agricultural product is po
the economy is horrible there. they said they would love to come over to the united states call but because with the immigration laws, it is easier for us to go to canada or australia. we have not had the incentives in place to attract those kind of workers for whatever reason. >> well, you could go back to george bush who in 2005 tried very hard to push through an immigration reform bill. it is interesting that john mccain who was one of the senators in a bipartisan group yesterday along...
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we actually saw the economy shrank last quarter. i think what people are probably responding to more than anything else is the behavior last week during the discussion about the sequester. he was caught lying. saying this was congressional republicans ideas. this turned out to be an idea of the white house. they ultimately had to come out and say, yes, this was our idea. he has been pointing fingers and shifting the idea to other people. connell: again, it is like all of the bad things that will happen, they maybe do not want to hear that. >> rather than think of a way where we can avoid all of this, and he can do it, it just sounds kind of like a 3d imax horror picture. he said he does not want the flexibility. i think that point to what hh really wants. connell: it is kind of interesting to think about what may happen next. the president could pay a price for that. they do not happen, things are not that bad, maybe he will start to get credit for it. >> i think that the fact that the president's -- they should stand up and lead. c
we actually saw the economy shrank last quarter. i think what people are probably responding to more than anything else is the behavior last week during the discussion about the sequester. he was caught lying. saying this was congressional republicans ideas. this turned out to be an idea of the white house. they ultimately had to come out and say, yes, this was our idea. he has been pointing fingers and shifting the idea to other people. connell: again, it is like all of the bad things that...
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that is less money going into the economy. nobody is talking about the obamacare taxes and surtaxes and charges starting today. all of this money comes out of everyone's pockets. if it is coming out of our pockets there is multiplier effect. it doesn't go into the economy. doesn't get spread out. ashley: right. >> i don't know how you can be so sanguine on the economy especially second half of the year unless you somehow think angela merkels will explode higher and lift everyone's ship with it. i don't think so. europe is mired in recession. maybe gets a little better but i think here we have a little bit of payback to give the second half of the year. ashley: paul schatz, thanks so much for joining us. we talked about the extra costs involved with obamacare. tracy: liz macdonald did yesterday. they're coming "fast and furious.". all right. speaking of getting hit with costs, at one point you really did love pay day but your first paycheck in the new year may not be as sweet as the fiscal cliff tax rates and obamacare kicks in
that is less money going into the economy. nobody is talking about the obamacare taxes and surtaxes and charges starting today. all of this money comes out of everyone's pockets. if it is coming out of our pockets there is multiplier effect. it doesn't go into the economy. doesn't get spread out. ashley: right. >> i don't know how you can be so sanguine on the economy especially second half of the year unless you somehow think angela merkels will explode higher and lift everyone's ship...
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when the economies are not doing well and people don't have faith in paper and stocks and bonds, they want to own gold so you can have two sets of reasons that gold should be doing better than it is and it is not. so there's a reason it's going down that the markets don't understand and that actual in and of itself is creating instability and fear in the market. >> it is a panic sell. we don't use that word lightly around here but this is a panic sell. >> it sure feels that way. gold is only as good as the last trade. really the only fundamentalist it has is supply versus demand and when you see housing turning around, there's stability there and then say to yourself, what are investors thinking? maybe there are better productive inflation hedges out there, including stocks and real estate and also when you hear news -- see news headlines out of the e.c.b. that the president of the e.c.b. is now telling governments like cyprus, listen. if you're going to be selling off your gold, you need to use those profits to repay us first. your loans that we gave you, that is worrisome trend that
when the economies are not doing well and people don't have faith in paper and stocks and bonds, they want to own gold so you can have two sets of reasons that gold should be doing better than it is and it is not. so there's a reason it's going down that the markets don't understand and that actual in and of itself is creating instability and fear in the market. >> it is a panic sell. we don't use that word lightly around here but this is a panic sell. >> it sure feels that way....
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that's the slow economy, guys. we're not using this stuff, but as you just heard from trey, the bulls are out there. technically speaking, by the way, we saw a nice bounce off the support level, a hundred-day moving average. that's working in favor of the bulls now as well. back to you guys. tracy: sure is, sandra smith. thank you very much. ashley: the upcoming elections and other geopolitical risks fuel volatility in oil markets. joining us now, energy expert and due cane university, kent moore. thank you for joining us. don't short crude is what we heard from a trader at the cme. why is oil moving high or at least appears wanting to be moving higher when we have a surplus now? >> well, it's an apples and oranges situation, but, essentially, a geographic one. we're beginning to see constrictions with spare capacity concerns in various parts of the world, and that tends to be overshadowed looking simply at western europe or north america, and we look at our supply surpluses thinking that, well, because there's sur
that's the slow economy, guys. we're not using this stuff, but as you just heard from trey, the bulls are out there. technically speaking, by the way, we saw a nice bounce off the support level, a hundred-day moving average. that's working in favor of the bulls now as well. back to you guys. tracy: sure is, sandra smith. thank you very much. ashley: the upcoming elections and other geopolitical risks fuel volatility in oil markets. joining us now, energy expert and due cane university, kent...
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so the economy is resilient. i think that we will continue to get job growth, but it will take us about another year before we have replenish all of the jobs that we want -- lost during the recession and the lead market. cheryl: if you back up for a moment and look at the three month average, that is only the 195,000. i think it takes about 300,000 more to really get true meaningful job growth in this country. we are far from that right now. >> and if you break down the sectors and look at it, not -- manufacturing what nafta ad over one half million jobs to get back to the levels where they were at. we're seeing health care and retail and construction and a professional business services. even temporary labour which has been a lot of time and. that came back 16,000. i think it shows you that they are hiring differently, and they are hiring people on all levels in their organization, even on a contract based. cheryl: even if you look at the year-over-year numbers for wage growth average hourly wage growth and it's
so the economy is resilient. i think that we will continue to get job growth, but it will take us about another year before we have replenish all of the jobs that we want -- lost during the recession and the lead market. cheryl: if you back up for a moment and look at the three month average, that is only the 195,000. i think it takes about 300,000 more to really get true meaningful job growth in this country. we are far from that right now. >> and if you break down the sectors and look...
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what i see in the economy in oregon is community banks that are willing to lend in to the local economies because they understand it better, they're more comfortable with it, they understand, they may have relationships to the competency of an individual company and so forth and this sort of bias kind of counter-productive to our overall health of the economy? >> absolutely. the playing field isn't level, there is not market disciplines a too much risk taking said getting rid of too big to fail is an incredibly important objective and we are working in that direction. >> thank you. i want to turn to the fiscal cliff. we had a drop in gdp in the fourth quarter of last year. do you share the view somehow that that was true to december 31st fiscal cliff? >> only incidentally. one of the factors that happened to contribute to the fourth quarter was twenty-two% annual rate drop in defense spending and it is possible that in anticipation of the sequester, there may have been changes in spending patterns. as i said in my remarks i think the fourth quarter was really accommodation of transitory f
what i see in the economy in oregon is community banks that are willing to lend in to the local economies because they understand it better, they're more comfortable with it, they understand, they may have relationships to the competency of an individual company and so forth and this sort of bias kind of counter-productive to our overall health of the economy? >> absolutely. the playing field isn't level, there is not market disciplines a too much risk taking said getting rid of too big...
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. >> i think the key difference is an economy that was healthy. moving forward, but what we didn't know, massachusetts but all of those numbers, we're in the midst of the largest housing bubble. a few people warned us as to what would happen, but that was a bubble. if you look at the numbers you just went through, what in the world has this, if not a bubble? looking at unemployment raging high. it is interesting, 4.7% unemployment rate then, the fed wants to get it down to just two points above that and back off the quantitative easing, and declare victory, as he said. it is a peculiar time, but strong earnings on the other end as our friends in the economist always say on the other hand. but this is a difficult peak to expect to persist. lori: is it fair to think mainstream isn't celebrating a milestone because the disconnect we are talking about? >> that is one of the reasons, certainly. and we're seeing some really pessimistic viewpoint coming out of these polls people talk about the don't expect much in the way of economic growth or return to
. >> i think the key difference is an economy that was healthy. moving forward, but what we didn't know, massachusetts but all of those numbers, we're in the midst of the largest housing bubble. a few people warned us as to what would happen, but that was a bubble. if you look at the numbers you just went through, what in the world has this, if not a bubble? looking at unemployment raging high. it is interesting, 4.7% unemployment rate then, the fed wants to get it down to just two points...
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the national economy is not in good shape. sandra: never before has there been a bigger disconnect in the economy and the stock market. listen, or than 7% of s&p companies had the his earnings season. the reason these companies are doing so well is because wages are not going up and people are doing more work for less money. wait until the sequestration hits on march 1. stuart: charles, you think that it is going up? charles: i do. when caterpillar reports that 70% of their revenue comes from outside of america. i do worry about the media. every single report that came out last week with either bad or devastatingly bad. stuart: you are right. you got that one right. our time is up. here now is dagen and connell. dagen: you are all the pressing. connell: know. thank you, stuart, for that. i am connell mcshane. dagen: i am dagen mcdowell. the first year of a second term president is historically bad. which is it? connell: i told him we have a bone to pick with him. fha could make your life that you brought to buy your next house
the national economy is not in good shape. sandra: never before has there been a bigger disconnect in the economy and the stock market. listen, or than 7% of s&p companies had the his earnings season. the reason these companies are doing so well is because wages are not going up and people are doing more work for less money. wait until the sequestration hits on march 1. stuart: charles, you think that it is going up? charles: i do. when caterpillar reports that 70% of their revenue comes...
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it's hard to say all of this has been justified by the economy. then there's outliars, the warm winter so for most people holding great companies, i think you have to ride out the spring swoon and be prepared to buy if we do get the spring swoon. cheryl: but people are afraid. that's the problem. they've seen their portfolios. you get the big gains in the spring and by the end of the year, you're looking at basically a flat year for stocks. it makes people nervous. >> two weeks ago we were talking about all-time highs. people take the small windows and they just can't take it. dennis: for all the spring swoons you ran on the chart there, stocks then proceeded to go up. instead of selling and having to pay taxes, whatever, maybe instead i ought to ride it out and hope on the longer term. >> are you an investor or trader? most people tell me they're investors but when the stocks go down 7%, they take the loss. listen. there's no doubt you have to be anxious here a little bit. i.b.m. got hit, mb -- mcdonalds got hit. it's cyclical and it's not going
it's hard to say all of this has been justified by the economy. then there's outliars, the warm winter so for most people holding great companies, i think you have to ride out the spring swoon and be prepared to buy if we do get the spring swoon. cheryl: but people are afraid. that's the problem. they've seen their portfolios. you get the big gains in the spring and by the end of the year, you're looking at basically a flat year for stocks. it makes people nervous. >> two weeks ago we...
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he is handling the economy. what does that mean for him in the coming year? >> obamacare has dominated the news, people see what a disaster that is and it is hurting the economy in terms of employment. if the economy starts to pick up and we start to see more solid growth in 2014, president approvals ratings will improve as the numbers do. i would not be surprised if he is over 50% in 2014 if we get 3% growth threshold. adam: one thing we notice is how sluggish it has been compared to previous recessions. let me ask you the political question, the democrats will stake their future on income inequality. is that going to resonate if the economy is picking up? >> if the economy picks up, that benefits the democrats, benefits the incumbent president, no doubt about it. if the economy picks up, they will probably want to talk about jobs and talk about things being better. i have never believed income inequality is a good message for democrats because basically what they are saying is the middle-class and poor poor pe
he is handling the economy. what does that mean for him in the coming year? >> obamacare has dominated the news, people see what a disaster that is and it is hurting the economy in terms of employment. if the economy starts to pick up and we start to see more solid growth in 2014, president approvals ratings will improve as the numbers do. i would not be surprised if he is over 50% in 2014 if we get 3% growth threshold. adam: one thing we notice is how sluggish it has been compared to...
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the economy is contracting. display numbers showing the economy shrank in 2012, was opposed to rise 1.1%. joining us, jeffrey's chief economist. thank you for being with us re. >> if anything, sandy contributed to q4 growth. consumer spending of 2.2% overall. durable goods spending like spending on durable goods like all meals up -- automobiles up. we had pretty good car sales over the fourth quarter. some of that was due to replacement sales of sandy. i don't know what you can look at in this data. dennis: do you believe this number? i was shocked to see an actual decline in gdp, do you think it will be revised upward to a positive? >> it could be revised to a small positive but the best way to look at the second half of last year is to average the third and fourth quarters up 1.5%. we had somewhat inexplicable increase in federal spending, and then in q3. q4 was pulled down by the fact federal government spending was at 8.5%. there is a lot of things temporary practice that attracted q3 and q4. if you look at
the economy is contracting. display numbers showing the economy shrank in 2012, was opposed to rise 1.1%. joining us, jeffrey's chief economist. thank you for being with us re. >> if anything, sandy contributed to q4 growth. consumer spending of 2.2% overall. durable goods spending like spending on durable goods like all meals up -- automobiles up. we had pretty good car sales over the fourth quarter. some of that was due to replacement sales of sandy. i don't know what you can look at in...
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. >> if that helps our economy, we would have the best economy in history. there were no spending cuts in the fourth quarter. we have not executed as a cluster yet. companies did begin to pull back. dagen: one that they are looking for is more infrastructure spending. we have heard that over and over again. why won't the white house get that? >> dagen, it is a different philosophy. the president and his party believe that the government is the central player in our economy. we talk about cutting spending, they think that hurts the economy. that divides everything we know about our countries history and economics. the more money you leave in the private sector, the more money grows and jobs are created. this is the first president in my lifetime that has continued to go the government spending route despite -- this is the slowest economy and history as far as being a recovery. i cannot believe that the president does not understand what is going on. he seems intent on bringing our country down so that he could reorganize. dagen: senator, it was good to see yo
. >> if that helps our economy, we would have the best economy in history. there were no spending cuts in the fourth quarter. we have not executed as a cluster yet. companies did begin to pull back. dagen: one that they are looking for is more infrastructure spending. we have heard that over and over again. why won't the white house get that? >> dagen, it is a different philosophy. the president and his party believe that the government is the central player in our economy. we talk...
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fresh in a global economy within syria. it could be one or two weeks of instability on a geopolitical front. perhaps the equity market will be down 3% to 5%. in the long run the global economy should perhaps revise this market event. if you have this massive spike within oil, if this became quite extended, that would be a different situation. cheryl: from just a general perspective in your opinion do think what is happening at some issues become a problem?, supply >> i think that would be the scenario that would be really out there. that would mean israel gets involved in this type of conflict. i am not suspecting that would be the case in the short run or perhaps even in the intermediary term. cheryl: it has happened before. on the u.s. economy side before i let you go, we're getting some economic data out. home prices raising up just a little bit. data coming out on your radar right now for the u.s. economy anything sticking out to you at all? >> out of cap next that is job number. if the county over the job number comes
fresh in a global economy within syria. it could be one or two weeks of instability on a geopolitical front. perhaps the equity market will be down 3% to 5%. in the long run the global economy should perhaps revise this market event. if you have this massive spike within oil, if this became quite extended, that would be a different situation. cheryl: from just a general perspective in your opinion do think what is happening at some issues become a problem?, supply >> i think that would be...
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we are now a knowledge-based economy, where a globalized economy which we are competing with workforce is all around the world. it is most important that all of us, the government, private sector and the workers themselves engage in lifelong learning and training to help the workforce to adapt to changing economic times. cheryl: tom, you are a staffing agency out of chicago. the industry for where the jobs are is technology, health care professional services, businesses, counting. we have not come that far. >> t you countably has to fall n the individuals. if you have been out of work for long time in your long-term unemployment, you have look at yourself, he up looking a mere mere wonder why can't i get a job. maybe you weren't as good at the job as he thought you were. he had to work hard to get the positions you can do it. maybe less money than what they were looking for, but they have to accept that. dennii: it is many of the individual. saying it is up to all of them. what if government were to grant is mrs. some sort of incentive tax breaks to load up on more training. >> charles
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the fed was unprepared with what happened to the broader economy. they were really behind the market playing catch up the entire time. that is what raises a lot of concerns about this very loose monetary policy. if the fed going to withdraw this stimulus in a popular fashion that we can avoid inflation. their track record is pretty dubious. cheryl: there are so many issues facing us, that is why it is alarming some of the comments especially from the bernanke. they're telling us they will keep interest rates low, but do we buy that at this point? one of the things that is really doing is helping the housing market. you're right, inflation comes in, and then what rush mark >> i don't think the we will have inflation immediately. the problem is when it comes, could come fast and once again the fed is playing catch-up with that. i don't think there's any risk of that happening in 2013 from the housing market, housing is improving and the fact mortgage rates have been so low i expect they will remain low in 2013, i think the 30-year fixed won't be an im
the fed was unprepared with what happened to the broader economy. they were really behind the market playing catch up the entire time. that is what raises a lot of concerns about this very loose monetary policy. if the fed going to withdraw this stimulus in a popular fashion that we can avoid inflation. their track record is pretty dubious. cheryl: there are so many issues facing us, that is why it is alarming some of the comments especially from the bernanke. they're telling us they will keep...
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all of these really cool things are changing our economy and building wealth. they are able to drag us forward even though we are making a bunch of mistakes. that is why i call it the plow horse. i guess the point is, it will not keel over and die, but it will not win any races either. connell: thanks a lot. we appreciate it. >> good to be with you, connell. connell: let's get to the latest developments in syria. a convoy was shot at by snipers today. let's bring in the former senator, scott brown. this is, obviously, not a very good situation. what do you make of it all? >> they do not want that you and. they are afraid of what they will find. we are in a very difficult situation. i remember talking about this when we were just copying 10,000 people dead. now we are over 100,000 rising. connell: in terms of today's shooting, the government is saying that it was the rubbles. you talked about the president having "missed the boat." if you are right about that, what do we do? >> trying to make surgical strikes on key military targets to send a very powerful messa
all of these really cool things are changing our economy and building wealth. they are able to drag us forward even though we are making a bunch of mistakes. that is why i call it the plow horse. i guess the point is, it will not keel over and die, but it will not win any races either. connell: thanks a lot. we appreciate it. >> good to be with you, connell. connell: let's get to the latest developments in syria. a convoy was shot at by snipers today. let's bring in the former senator,...
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we are not doing enough things to help the economy grow. dagen: if we do not do anything, where does that leave us ten years from now? >> we will be suffering from a much smaller population with about 10,000 baby boomers retiring every day. we will have very expensive entitlement programs. it is not a picture i like to contemplate. dagen: do you worry, though, just before we go, there is kind of a proposal that is moving forward over in the house. some worry that that means everything will not get taken care of. is that a concern for you? >> i leave it to smarter people. we do not serve economic needs. whether they do it in pieces, i would like to see it done well. dagen: wanted we all. thank you for being here. connell: the latest auto sales figures are rolling out. we are also seeing more americans keeping their vehicles for a longer time. dagen: big energy fund right here in our own backyard. traders are budging about it at the cme. we check on sandra smith to see if she is going into labor yet. we are looking out for sandra. connell: ab
we are not doing enough things to help the economy grow. dagen: if we do not do anything, where does that leave us ten years from now? >> we will be suffering from a much smaller population with about 10,000 baby boomers retiring every day. we will have very expensive entitlement programs. it is not a picture i like to contemplate. dagen: do you worry, though, just before we go, there is kind of a proposal that is moving forward over in the house. some worry that that means everything...
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so there's a lot to done at economy let alone foreign policy. that's my concern. that the distraction, president's hesitancy on leadership issues will make it so it will be more difficult to deal with the key economic issues. ashley: is it a difficult, sell, phil to this country that's very weary from a lot of these protracted wars with iraq and afghanistan? is there that fear we could start getting involved in something where we might have trouble getting out of? >> yeah. it's, i think everyone understand that the human cost and certainly the economic cost of what the past decade in iraq and afghanistan. it is just hard to contemplate going in there. one thing that is striking, the president hasn't enunciate ad rationale for what he is evidently doing. it is fascinating he is not putting himself on live tv. he said no cameras. he has to make the case. tracy: he does. philip, hang with us for a second. rich edson down in d.c. has reaction from boehner. go, rich. >> house speaker john boehner's spokesperson says if the president believes this information make as mi
so there's a lot to done at economy let alone foreign policy. that's my concern. that the distraction, president's hesitancy on leadership issues will make it so it will be more difficult to deal with the key economic issues. ashley: is it a difficult, sell, phil to this country that's very weary from a lot of these protracted wars with iraq and afghanistan? is there that fear we could start getting involved in something where we might have trouble getting out of? >> yeah. it's, i think...
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connell: we talk about our own economy. where the economy is going domestically. domestic policy on the economy is where president obama's second term will be focused on. what will the united states do or what should the united states do? >> there is a cliff also coming into the middle east that is a complete change to the landscape. libya will face this. more importantly, syria is going into a massive civil war which could become a religious war. we will see even years of the same type of conflict. it would have to make a decision to enter. it does not have to be on the ground. it does not even have to be in the air. connell: what are the odds that you would put on u.s. military involvement in syria? >> none so far. there will be no ground troops. connell: the question is, you do not see that changing? >> when we were at 20,000, with that baby out 40,000 it would change.% it is a very sharp decision to not intervene. connell: thank you, as always. at a quarter till the hour, let's go back to the new york stock exchange. nicole is talking netflix this time around.
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i love that this is a bet on the global economy. i am looking around at all these different global estimates for gdp next year. i think they are extraordinarily low. let's just take some things that have happened over the last couple weeks. japan just elected a guy who is out of his mind. i am not very excited about his money printing policies. this guy is so serious about bringing back the warrior spirit of japan. brazil is being underestimated. the global economy is what will drive caterpillar. i think this stock will be off to the races. connell: i am sure you do not like him out of this deal, but look at stocks. charles: i am making people a lot of money today. this is a knee-jerk reaction. it is a good sign that a sigh of relief rally, but it does not mean much for our economy. it could also be much worse which is what the market is celebrating. connell: charles, next hour, we will see you. time to go back to nicole petallides. nicole: we avoided a disaster. let's celebrate. we are off of our earlier highs. all three had been a
i love that this is a bet on the global economy. i am looking around at all these different global estimates for gdp next year. i think they are extraordinarily low. let's just take some things that have happened over the last couple weeks. japan just elected a guy who is out of his mind. i am not very excited about his money printing policies. this guy is so serious about bringing back the warrior spirit of japan. brazil is being underestimated. the global economy is what will drive...
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is it the economy? dennis: i think the economy too much is being done, okay? too much is handed to them. a lot of 20-somethings feel self-entitled and waiting for everyone to give to them instead of doing for themselves. a study came out in the journal on extended unemployment benefit and extend unemployment to 99 weeks. factors show in counties right next to each other, one with extended benefits versus one that didn't have that but in the same economic system, unemployment is far higher in the place where you extend it. i think a lot of 20-somethings have been taken out of the workforce by this kind of largess and stopping them from being hungry and finding new opportunities. lori: too much free stuff, charles? sandra, you want to come in? i hear you. >> i think your point is well-taken. when i say something sneads to be done i'm not insinuating government needs to step in which is what the government thinks they need to do. i'm saying we need more business-friendly environment in this country where college tuition costs are down, when they get out of school
is it the economy? dennis: i think the economy too much is being done, okay? too much is handed to them. a lot of 20-somethings feel self-entitled and waiting for everyone to give to them instead of doing for themselves. a study came out in the journal on extended unemployment benefit and extend unemployment to 99 weeks. factors show in counties right next to each other, one with extended benefits versus one that didn't have that but in the same economic system, unemployment is far higher in...
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but more importantly, it's a reaction to the actual strengthening of the economy, and that's good. so i don't think there's a magic number. i'm not really worried that this very modest tapering is going to interfere with the recovery. dagen: well, with the bond buying that's still going on and richard fisher who will be a voting member in the new year said here on fox business that he was pushing for a $20 billion monthly pullback in the bond-buying program. but do you think that -- what are the bubbles that are developing? are you worried about stresses that are coming forth because of this bond-buying program still at 75 billion a month? is -- >> well, that's sort of the other side of the coin, no. i think that the potential for bubbles in some kind of assets wasto start the taper, and they did. but they started it very modestly, and they will see how it goes. but presumably, keep the modest taper going for the rest of the year. i'm not one who sees bubbles on the horizon everywhere. we really need a p general strengthening in the economy, and there's some evidence this we're get
but more importantly, it's a reaction to the actual strengthening of the economy, and that's good. so i don't think there's a magic number. i'm not really worried that this very modest tapering is going to interfere with the recovery. dagen: well, with the bond buying that's still going on and richard fisher who will be a voting member in the new year said here on fox business that he was pushing for a $20 billion monthly pullback in the bond-buying program. but do you think that -- what are...
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the economy was faltering. we needed an additional boost, we brought in the asset purchase program again. we put in specific objective which on the labour market, our sense was once the intermediate objective was obtained, the economy had grown and was moving forward, at that point we could wind down the secretary chew, supplementary to lend achieve the same amount of accommodation using interest rates and forward guidance and so i do want to reiterate that this is not intended to be a
the economy was faltering. we needed an additional boost, we brought in the asset purchase program again. we put in specific objective which on the labour market, our sense was once the intermediate objective was obtained, the economy had grown and was moving forward, at that point we could wind down the secretary chew, supplementary to lend achieve the same amount of accommodation using interest rates and forward guidance and so i do want to reiterate that this is not intended to be a
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dennis: the economy is not improving. we do not have to worry about rates going up and bond prices crashing. >> you never have to worry about growth. it is their credit, currency and inflation risk of the songbird nation. you could have no growth and hyperinflation. we had it in the late 70s. i can go on and on. dennis: interest rates far lower than zero. when you put in a half a trillion dollars in new easing into quantitative easing, it is the equivalent of half a point, three quarters of a point. if they are minus tree .3% instead of only half a percent. if they go up, in real terms they have not gone up that much. it is not the end of the world. >> inflation can rise. real interest rates will not go up. i am not calling for a dramatic move in real interest rates. not at all. dennis: quick answer. do not fight the fed. >> that is why you have to know what kind of collapse it will be. you have to own energy. you have to own agriculture. dennis: good luck on the new book, sir. >> thank you, dennis. cheryl: new york city
dennis: the economy is not improving. we do not have to worry about rates going up and bond prices crashing. >> you never have to worry about growth. it is their credit, currency and inflation risk of the songbird nation. you could have no growth and hyperinflation. we had it in the late 70s. i can go on and on. dennis: interest rates far lower than zero. when you put in a half a trillion dollars in new easing into quantitative easing, it is the equivalent of half a point, three quarters...
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the sound of the economy in march in terms of retail sales. take a look at the specifics, the main street tape, what was down. gas station spending doejçr that was kind of a good thing because gas prices were lower. electronic spending down. department store spending down, sporting goods, music, books, that kind of a thing. for a new startup, giftbar. what do you do? >> learn online gift card marketplace. on-demand gift cards. jeff: you have been seeing an uptick. a shop in the north side of chicago if you look on the floor you see a lot of dogs. you have been seeing an uptick, do you have reason to be worried about this economy? >> not at all. we talk a lot of them, they see sales go up. a unique product they have to offer makes it an experience as well. jeff: take a look at some of those retail sales. take a look at the retail stocks kind of mixed today, that reflects it, sort of mixed feeling about this. the numbers bounce around from month to month. something of a trend or not. and this is your dog, isn't it? >> yeah. jeff: the most well
the sound of the economy in march in terms of retail sales. take a look at the specifics, the main street tape, what was down. gas station spending doejçr that was kind of a good thing because gas prices were lower. electronic spending down. department store spending down, sporting goods, music, books, that kind of a thing. for a new startup, giftbar. what do you do? >> learn online gift card marketplace. on-demand gift cards. jeff: you have been seeing an uptick. a shop in the north...
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economy. then when it was determined that doing something about it may mean that we close on tax loopholes for the wealthy and well-connected, suddenly, you know what, we will take the so kuester. the notion was that we had exaggerated the sequester. then, in rapid succession, suddenly white house to worse. this is terrible. how can we make this happen. what will we do about potential delays at airports? despite the fact that a lot of numbers of columns were suggesting that the sequester was a victory for them and this would not hurt the economy, what we now know is thatt i warned earlier, what j stood up. and warned repeatedly is happening. congress responded to the short-term problem of flight delays by giving us the option of shifting money of it designed to repair and improve airports over the long-term to fix the short-term problem. that is not a solution. essentially, what we have done is ensure delays for the next two or three decades. [inaudible question] >> hold on a second. the alter
economy. then when it was determined that doing something about it may mean that we close on tax loopholes for the wealthy and well-connected, suddenly, you know what, we will take the so kuester. the notion was that we had exaggerated the sequester. then, in rapid succession, suddenly white house to worse. this is terrible. how can we make this happen. what will we do about potential delays at airports? despite the fact that a lot of numbers of columns were suggesting that the sequester was a...
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the structure of our jobs, economy changing? does that speak to the health of the economy? >> it is clearly an issue. i'm not sure how you get around it because what is happening, companies of all kinds are reacting to what is galling to happen next. i would also like to be clear that there is part-time and temporary. we would expect to see a fair amount of the job growth. when you looked at what is happening in the companies themselves, they are not going to be seduced into the bitter labor numbers. they are looking specifically at their book of business, demand, and the forces on their own company. they're not going to hire in anticipation. ashley: who is hiring right now? which sector in particular, and are there enough workers to fill the jobs? >> a great question. you get this conundrum. how can we still have on employment. let's say it comes in at seven and a half. we are seeing sectors hiring. business and professional services. the one that is most interesting , we are starting to see in our book of business this wholesale and logistics' pickup which is a good sign.
the structure of our jobs, economy changing? does that speak to the health of the economy? >> it is clearly an issue. i'm not sure how you get around it because what is happening, companies of all kinds are reacting to what is galling to happen next. i would also like to be clear that there is part-time and temporary. we would expect to see a fair amount of the job growth. when you looked at what is happening in the companies themselves, they are not going to be seduced into the bitter...
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the impact on our economy and stock market today. we take you from miami all the way to los angeles. a rebound in the housing market. buyers no longer in the drivers seat. inventories are tight and home prices are finally going up again. right now it is about stocks. stocks now and every 15 minutes. nicole: i was watching 14,000. we are at 14,002. last friday we had the new high at 14,009. it will be interesting to see whether or not we get near that close and take it out. we are up about 60 points on the dow jones industrials. i have to tell you, majority of the names on the dow have of arrows. back to you. dagen: thank you so much. bracing for what could be a historic blizzard. we have the chief forecaster from whether bell joining us now from cleveland. can we delay this on how this storm can be changing? >> new york city, long island, northern new jersey, the battleground between rain and snow into the evening hours. that will cut the accumulation enough so this is not a devastating storm in new york city. once you get more or ab
the impact on our economy and stock market today. we take you from miami all the way to los angeles. a rebound in the housing market. buyers no longer in the drivers seat. inventories are tight and home prices are finally going up again. right now it is about stocks. stocks now and every 15 minutes. nicole: i was watching 14,000. we are at 14,002. last friday we had the new high at 14,009. it will be interesting to see whether or not we get near that close and take it out. we are up about 60...
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we certainly cannot make -- have any more hiccups in this economy connell: let's talk a little bit. thanks for checking in. we lost the satellite shot, so we continue the live press briefing, what you're seeing an the other side of your screen is set to get under way at any moment. once it starts it will include the police commissioner. we will bring it to you live to see if they have any new developments from watertown. you mentioned being impressed by the market's. other times we would be focused much more. talking about an all-day. once we get through this will will the main focus be next we? >> i think willie close watching these are new reports, a lot of stocks that have made big moves, a cliche. one likely they will get every single one of the somewhere down the road. giving some of that back. connell: some individual opportunity. >> this is when you sort of let the earnings season go by, take a lot of notes and wait for the dust settle. everything i am seeing is normal reactions, but i will say, i am concerned in this sense that we just cannot get any weaker than we already a
we certainly cannot make -- have any more hiccups in this economy connell: let's talk a little bit. thanks for checking in. we lost the satellite shot, so we continue the live press briefing, what you're seeing an the other side of your screen is set to get under way at any moment. once it starts it will include the police commissioner. we will bring it to you live to see if they have any new developments from watertown. you mentioned being impressed by the market's. other times we would be...
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in other words got they cannot predict the economy, but they're trying to predict the economy based upon this static models. cannot predict what d.c. policymakers are going to do or fed reserve officials. the reality check looks like it has massive cbo, but we do publish an alternate this scenario that you can look at. ashley: the real one. >> by the way, they also said that unemployment this year would be apt eight north of seven and a half. so i'm saying, wait a second. watch these numbers. we should not taken part so much. look behind the numbers for what actually happens. tracy: as my kids, and you will get better numbers out of them. [laughter] tracy: what do i know. ashley: coming up, the changing threat to u.s. banks. how financial institutions are adapting to drop in bank robberies and a rise. tracy: no more bonnie and clyde. first as we do every day at this time of day let's check on that tent and 30-year treasurys. both off. we will be right back. ♪ what's next? he's going to apply testosterone to his underarm. axiron, the only underarm treatment for low t, can restore testos
in other words got they cannot predict the economy, but they're trying to predict the economy based upon this static models. cannot predict what d.c. policymakers are going to do or fed reserve officials. the reality check looks like it has massive cbo, but we do publish an alternate this scenario that you can look at. ashley: the real one. >> by the way, they also said that unemployment this year would be apt eight north of seven and a half. so i'm saying, wait a second. watch these...
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what it means the economy and unemployment rate just ahead. and we have iran's bigler chief saying they are developing center fusions of uranium enrichment. when you hear about it, does it violate the agreement in geneva? working out while you are working. sending e-mails from the treadmill desk. the man behind that idea coming up with us. and a serious concussion could be a risk factor for developing alzheimer's later in life he had all that and more this hour on "markets now." all right, thanks everybody for joining us on "markets now." rich edson in a moment with the employment benefits. stocks pulling back just a little bit. lauren simonetti handling the details. lauren: the range on the dial about 70 points today, so that is pretty tight right now. at the lows of the session down 18 points. the market still positive but just barely. if you look at the centers, they're pretty mixed at this point. utilities leading the market higher, but discretionary stocks and health care stocks lagging at this point. maybe seven record highs in a row, bu
what it means the economy and unemployment rate just ahead. and we have iran's bigler chief saying they are developing center fusions of uranium enrichment. when you hear about it, does it violate the agreement in geneva? working out while you are working. sending e-mails from the treadmill desk. the man behind that idea coming up with us. and a serious concussion could be a risk factor for developing alzheimer's later in life he had all that and more this hour on "markets now." all...
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it actually sets the stage for a better economy going forward. connell: companies are doing more with less. they were saying we will make the most of it, we will cut back on how many human beings we have, more electronically or with machinery or cut our costs and still have the same amount of production. that has been the story for years. will we see a big-time story in that pattern? >> we will see weaker productivity growth, which is good in the end for the recovery to be self-sustaining, if you will, but some of that was because of the fluky gdp numbers. the fourth-quarter gdp all because of inventory and defense spending, other components are growing. first quarter will be 2% growth, so the productivity number will still be weak in the first quarter but not as bad as that in the fourth quarter. connell: give me a bottom line. even after the recession everything we have been through, people still coming out and telling us what is wrong with the economy. >> there are two or three good things going on. consumer sentiment has been at about a 2% ra
it actually sets the stage for a better economy going forward. connell: companies are doing more with less. they were saying we will make the most of it, we will cut back on how many human beings we have, more electronically or with machinery or cut our costs and still have the same amount of production. that has been the story for years. will we see a big-time story in that pattern? >> we will see weaker productivity growth, which is good in the end for the recovery to be...
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a real economic issue for the broader economy. cheryl: what we were seeing today is a little bit of a tightening between brent and the wti contract. we're getting close to summer, you would think we're going to see a rise in home prices, that would just be seasonal. all bets are off, how are you feeling right now? >> opec is savvy and very sensitive to the global economy and always trying to strike a nice equilibrium between having a healthy oil price and not crimp in the economy too much. they reached out in the 90 to $100 per barrel mark, little bit higher for rent crude. as long as the economy continues to bump along i think it will prices stay right in there, and they will have some room to move. cheryl: they can do that as well with the hedging they have been doing. keith bliss, thank you very much before the new york stock exchange. dennis: "the new york times" had big growth in online subscribers why did the online ad sales fall? ahead in my "media minute." cheryl: moving up today. we will be right back. [ male announcer ]
a real economic issue for the broader economy. cheryl: what we were seeing today is a little bit of a tightening between brent and the wti contract. we're getting close to summer, you would think we're going to see a rise in home prices, that would just be seasonal. all bets are off, how are you feeling right now? >> opec is savvy and very sensitive to the global economy and always trying to strike a nice equilibrium between having a healthy oil price and not crimp in the economy too...
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what they can do, they can certainly do things that will be disruptive to the economy. connell: who are they? it is a group that has been responsible for the hack. who makes up this group and to may they go after? >> we are still trying to determine exactly who they are. do they actually have capability themselves? well iran act under the cover of serious as well? who are they going to go after? i think they will go after the media. they can do and i'll service attacks. private sector and government. iran, if they were to get involved, obviously, it is a threat to us may be through cyber warfare. it is a bigger threat to maybe israel. >> iran is already involved. iran proxy army is now concerning itself with supporting us that. we strike them, it may stir up a hornets nest. it is not just its nuclear program that is problematic. we ought to be able to push back. connell: what are our capabilities? alternatively, in terms of cyber warfare, retaliation, what ever you want to call it. >> they can certainly handle any situation. there have been a swirl of reports over the l
what they can do, they can certainly do things that will be disruptive to the economy. connell: who are they? it is a group that has been responsible for the hack. who makes up this group and to may they go after? >> we are still trying to determine exactly who they are. do they actually have capability themselves? well iran act under the cover of serious as well? who are they going to go after? i think they will go after the media. they can do and i'll service attacks. private sector and...
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i call it a plow horse economy. because we should be adding a lot more than we are but we're still growing. believe it or not the entrepreneur in america, the business people as you just put them, the real, true, innovators and creators, they could care less about all this politics. they're writing new apps. they're inventing the cloud. they're figuring out how to frack wells better. that is really what is driving the economy. lori: you still do have 37.5% of americans not even looking for work. >> right. lori: i think you alluded to this earlier in our discussion. the labor participation rate at a 35-year low. that is extremely troubling yet we did see the number of non-farm payrolls added to the economy. how do you reconcile two parts of this report? >> i think there's a couple of things going on here, lori. the number one, the united states is aging. more and more people, the population 65 and older is going up about three times faster than the overall population. the baby boomers are getting old. i know it becau
i call it a plow horse economy. because we should be adding a lot more than we are but we're still growing. believe it or not the entrepreneur in america, the business people as you just put them, the real, true, innovators and creators, they could care less about all this politics. they're writing new apps. they're inventing the cloud. they're figuring out how to frack wells better. that is really what is driving the economy. lori: you still do have 37.5% of americans not even looking for...
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it is good for the economy. joining me with which hotels and cruise lines benefit the most from that spending but as we go to break we take a look at the ten year treasury, yield 1.6% on a ten year versus the 30 year. with the spark cash card from capital one... boris earns unlimited rewards for his small business. can i get the smith contract, ease? thank you. that's three new paper shredders. [ boris ] put 'em on my spark card. [ garth ] boris' small busines earns 2% cash back on every pchase every day. great businesses deserve unlimited rewards. read back the chicken's testimony, please. "buk, buk, bukka!" [ male announcer ] get the spark business card from capital one and earn unlimited rewards. choose 2% cash back or double miles on every purchase every day. told you i'd get half. what's in your walle ...amelia... neil and buzz: for teaching us that you can't create the future... by clinging to the past. and with that: you're history. instead of looking behind... delta is looking beyond. 80 thousand of us i
it is good for the economy. joining me with which hotels and cruise lines benefit the most from that spending but as we go to break we take a look at the ten year treasury, yield 1.6% on a ten year versus the 30 year. with the spark cash card from capital one... boris earns unlimited rewards for his small business. can i get the smith contract, ease? thank you. that's three new paper shredders. [ boris ] put 'em on my spark card. [ garth ] boris' small busines earns 2% cash back on every pchase...
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economy. all in the economy for 2013 can grow numb to present and 2014 you can see modest amount of improvement. sandra: the sequester we are we away from and gas prices, the new norm is $3.75 at the pump? >> i hope that is not the new norm but we have seen the squeeze in the gasoline market last couple years as refinery switchover to producing their suburbans. it is a temporary spike the will go away by the middle of the year. we are in agreement that if the economy is doing better, we're growing 3%, where is the fire? why the need to buy $80 million of security? widely knee--2% of the federal funds rate? that doesn't make any sense in the world. the unemployment rate is a lagging indicator. it improves after the fact. monetary policy takes a long time to take effect. [talking over each other] >> the federal reserve just wants to guarantee that there is going to be improvement in the u.s. economy where we are going to have self sustaining recovery. we both agree right now we are not there, no
economy. all in the economy for 2013 can grow numb to present and 2014 you can see modest amount of improvement. sandra: the sequester we are we away from and gas prices, the new norm is $3.75 at the pump? >> i hope that is not the new norm but we have seen the squeeze in the gasoline market last couple years as refinery switchover to producing their suburbans. it is a temporary spike the will go away by the middle of the year. we are in agreement that if the economy is doing better,...
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i hope there's a pull back, much needed, reset expectations for a slower global economy. we're still growing, but we're not growing as quickly, yet again, as we were last quarter. dennis: thank you very much, ben willis. when china speaks, hollywood listens. the red dragon's impact on blockbusters like iron man 3 coming up in my "media minute." cheryl: as we go to break, look at the winners. i'd rather watch the movie. here's winners on the nasdaq. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ [ cows moo ] [ sizzling ] more rain... [ thunder rumbles ] ♪ [ male announcncer ] when the world moves... futures move first. learn futures from experienced pros with dedicated chats andaily live webinars. andrade with papermoney to test-drive the market. ♪ all on thinkorswim. from td ameritrade. would absolutely not have taken a zip line in the jungle. i'm really gd that girl stayed at home. vo: expedia helps 30 million travelers a month find what they're looking for. one traveler at a time. exdia. find yours. dennis: a new china syndrome worried beijing tailors films to local tastes, governmen
i hope there's a pull back, much needed, reset expectations for a slower global economy. we're still growing, but we're not growing as quickly, yet again, as we were last quarter. dennis: thank you very much, ben willis. when china speaks, hollywood listens. the red dragon's impact on blockbusters like iron man 3 coming up in my "media minute." cheryl: as we go to break, look at the winners. i'd rather watch the movie. here's winners on the nasdaq. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ [ cows...
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the economy getting better. adam: some people say the economy is not getting better. you look at inflation. they have a target of about 2%. it is below that. >> initially, over the next couple years, look at the market. let's face it, the unemployment rate is coming down. you can have a debate on whether or not some of that is due to the inflation rates. the near fact is, we are seeing labor market improvement. we lost almost 9 million jobs during the financial crisis. we have created more than 6 million jobs. those are the facts. now may be a good time to actually get into the market. >> i think that this is a fairly good time to get into the market. we will not see the 13.4% annual gains or even the 19 plus rates of return on the s&p 500 forever. we certainly see that organic growth in the market, it is reasonable to expect every 12 months eight-12%. we will see some positive contributions. i think this is a good time to get back into the market. adam: thank you very much. we will have chairman bernanke's comm
the economy getting better. adam: some people say the economy is not getting better. you look at inflation. they have a target of about 2%. it is below that. >> initially, over the next couple years, look at the market. let's face it, the unemployment rate is coming down. you can have a debate on whether or not some of that is due to the inflation rates. the near fact is, we are seeing labor market improvement. we lost almost 9 million jobs during the financial crisis. we have created...
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the table is set for the economy to do well. connell: one of the many influential leaders over there in davos. liz is live with us now with another one of those leaders. take it away. liz: what jamie dimon met by good policy was in essence of the grand bargain of sorts that would put a end to all the questions about spending and taxation so businesses could go forward. those questions will always be there. jpmorgan just came out with great earnings last week. what you see there is they can do business in any kind of atmosphere. there was not as much complaining by jamie dimon this time around about all the legislation. john chambers of cisco, they route all of the big events. in fact, they wanted the entire london olympics. they brought that up. i talked about how that is one american company that is at least maintaining that leadership. here is what john chambers said. >> we were very fortunate. a big partner with media. the point that you sent mail for, and thank you for it, we bring video to life that we changed productivity,
the table is set for the economy to do well. connell: one of the many influential leaders over there in davos. liz is live with us now with another one of those leaders. take it away. liz: what jamie dimon met by good policy was in essence of the grand bargain of sorts that would put a end to all the questions about spending and taxation so businesses could go forward. those questions will always be there. jpmorgan just came out with great earnings last week. what you see there is they can do...
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does she have what it takes to fixes economy? the debate ahead following the love fest between the president and secretary clinton on "60 minutes last night. cheryl: a rare bipartisan moment in washington as president obama pushes immigration reform. republicans are in rare agreement with this administration. dennis: top of the hour, stocks every 15 minutes. nicole on the floor of the new york stock exchange. stocks can't make up their mind. >> right? don't forget, not far off from the all time high. what's interesting is the fear index with an up arrow today, slowly gaining and there's volatility. we crossed the unchanged line, sometimes 50-60 times is not unusual to see that, but the trend, no doubt, to the upside. 11 of the last 12 trading days have up arrows. we'll see where we end today. caterpillar leading the way, dow jones up, a winner,s and transimportants doing -- transports doing well. turns out, they have to close one-third of the stores over the next decade. obviously, looking at the stores that are not as luck -- lu
does she have what it takes to fixes economy? the debate ahead following the love fest between the president and secretary clinton on "60 minutes last night. cheryl: a rare bipartisan moment in washington as president obama pushes immigration reform. republicans are in rare agreement with this administration. dennis: top of the hour, stocks every 15 minutes. nicole on the floor of the new york stock exchange. stocks can't make up their mind. >> right? don't forget, not far off from...